A list of Oahu evacuation shelters, assembly areas and closures

Here is a list of opened evacuation shelters or assembly areas, and various closures and changes to government operations due to the Kona-low storm hitting Hawaii.

OAHU

>> Shelters and assembly areas (all are pet friendly)

Assembly area: Mililani District Park, 94-1150 Lanikuhana Ave., Mililani

Assembly area: Leilehua High, 1515 California Ave, Wahiawa

Evacuation shelter: Nanakuli High & Intermediate, 89-890 Nanakuli Ave, Waianae

Evacuation shelter: Kahuku Elementary, 56-170 Pualalea St, KahukuPet Friendly: Yes

Evacuation shelter: George Fred Wright Wahiawa District Park, 1139 Kilani Ave, Wahiawa

The most current list of shelter locations and assembly areas is available at p.veoci.com/hnlshelter and will be updated throughout the storm. Updates will be also be sent via HNL Alert.

>> Closed

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

All Honolulu Botanical Gardens (through this weekend)

Several play fields including Patsy T. Mink Central Oahu Regional Park.

All permitted City & County of Honolulu camping is suspended through March 26.

Regularly permitted city park activities, programs, and phone access for recreation staff are suspended as park staff assist with emergency operations.

Public transportation

The severe weather is also affecting Oahu’s public transportation and services, including:

TheBus

Route 521 service remains suspended

Route 52 service is suspended north of Wahiawa

Route 60 service is suspended between Haleiwa and Kahaluu (Kamehameha/Kahekili at Hygienic Store)

Route 403 service is suspended on Paakea Road.

Handi-Van

Operating normally, users leaving or bound for North Shore and East Oahu (between Waialua and Kahaluu) may not be able to start or complete their trip.

Skyline

No Skyline issues reported.

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City officials also ask the public to avoid being on the roads today if possible due to hazardous road conditions in numerous areas, and to treat all malfunctioning traffic signals as four-way stops.